Freediver Breaks World Record For Deepest Dive, Reaching Over 350ft

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This incredible world record attempt saw a dedicated freediver reach the staggering depth of 107 METERS (351 FEET) - more than the length of a football field.

Reaching a depth that no woman in the sport had hit before, Alessia Zecchini held breath for more than three-and-a-half minutes in order to complete the remarkable feat.

In the footage, relaxed Alessia, from Rome, Italy, can be seen calmly swimming to the base of the 107-meter rope as support divers surround her.

In the medium she competes in - constant weight apnea - freedivers descend and ascend using fins or a monofin, and they are allowed to use their arms without pulling on the rope or changing their ballast.

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